karma cola

What says summer more than knocking back a coldie at the end (or the start) of a warm day? New Zealand company Karma Cola (from the team behind All Good) make delicious beverages that not only hit the spot, they’re fair trade, organic and ethically produced, too. Unlike most soft drink giants, the Karma Cola recipe is no secret. Vanilla beans from Papua New Guinea, organic sugar from Paraguay and cola nuts from Sierra Leone are all sourced ethically from fair trade partnerships. Proceeds from every bottle sold in NZ go straight back to the growing communities, helping support the fledgling cola nut industry and provide a sustainable income for farmers. Now that’s one thirst-quencher we’ll all be making a new years resolution to try!

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